Sources of health information are things, people or places from which health information is obtained. Sources of health information provide knowledge or inform people about issues related to health. It may be primary (original source such as diary), secondary or tertiary (such as an encyclopedia). Sources of health information include media sources such as TV, internet, health organizations, and healthcare providers.
Five reliable sources of health information are;
1. CDC (Center of Disease Control) resource center.
2. WHO (World Health Organization) journals and essays.
3. Medical surveys with reliable sources and evidence.
4. A published doctor's magazine with reliable sources.
5. Health care providers.
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That means that the blueberry muffin she's eating every morning is making her gain weight, and on top of that, she's eating a breakfast sandwich. Which is so much calories.
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It depends on your strength levels.
people worry too much about moving heavy weights.
the answer is any amount of weight is enough as long as you can maintain proper form, and complete a series of 10 repetitions 3 times, with about 60 seconds of rest between sets.
